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Koahnic Broadcast Corporation seeks a dynamic, highly qualified Resource Development Specialist to solicit and manage underwriting contracts for its national programs. Koahnic produces “Native America Calling” and “National Native News” at its studios in Albuquerque. This position requires experience in selling underwriting announcements for nonprofits or other media advertising sales. Read more…
The Sangre de Cristo Chronicle in Angel Fire is seeking a part-time reporter and writer to work 30 hours per week. The job starts in mid-August. True to many small-town papers, you need to be able to do many things, including report, write, take photos, website management and layout. Beats Read more…
A new national journalism contest devoted to recognizing coverage of disability issues is seeking submissions. The Katherine Schneider Journalism Award for Excellence in Reporting on Disability is the first national journalism contest devoted exclusively to disability coverage. The winner will receive $5,000 and an invitation to speak at the Walter Read more…
The Alamogordo Daily seeks a full-time sports reporter who can do it all, including social media and use “other digital tools.” Photography and page layout skills are also helpful. Focus is digital first, print second. Duties include covering three high schools and a semi-professional baseball team. Must be a self-starter Read more…
One our state’s scrappiest papers, the Rio Grande Sun, is hiring two reporters. (If you wonder why we say scrappy, just look here.) The Española-based weekly is hiring a reporter for the city beat with strong writing skills who is “an energetic investigator” who will have the opportunity to follow Read more…
The Farmington Daily Times is looking to fill two positions in its newsroom. One will be a hybrid general assignment reporter/news editor position on the evening shift. This also requires knowledge of website management and social media. Find out more here. The paper is also looking for a reporter to Read more…